Sentence examples similar to recasting priorities from inspiring English sources
In practice, Dr. Graham's ability to recast regulatory priorities would be somewhat restricted.
Famously, the baby boomers have recast political priorities to suit themselves as they have moved through life; older people are likelier to vote and are increasingly well organised and assertive.
Charles Heck, an American academic and former resident of Santa Marta, has been researching the city's remapping of favelas, agrees with Williamson that the UPP programme has recast the priorities for urbanisation.
It's time you recast your priorities.
Get your life back in the balance and recast your priorities.
The first challenge, personally, was really getting my arms around all the other departments, their deliverables and recasting energy to the right priorities.
Recasting the story of recasts.
Evans is busy recasting Liverpool's team.
Unimpressed, top brass considered recasting the movie.
Cohen also excels at recasting familiar icons.
